Product · GST Amicus
The GST officer's AI assistant.
GST Amicus helps officers who administer India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) draft legally sound, well-reasoned adjudication orders, faster. It searches GST Acts, Rules, Notifications, Circulars and more than 20,000 judgments, and runs entirely on government servers.
No taxpayer data leaves government infrastructure.
The challenge
Adjudication under pressure.
Tax departments face growing case volumes with limited officer time. Each order needs careful research, and the reasoning has to hold up on appeal.
Mounting pendency
Cases pile up faster than officers can draft orders.
Inconsistent orders
Similar cases can be reasoned differently by different officers.
Research overload
Acts, rules, notifications, circulars and case law change often and take time to search.
Revenue leakage
Delayed or weak orders put legitimate tax demands at risk.
What GST Amicus does
Faster drafts, grounded in the law.
Built on Jungroo's sovereign AI stack, with domain guidance from chartered accountants who train GST officers across India.
Intelligent drafting
Turns case facts into a structured draft order, ready for the officer to review.
Legal research engine
Searches GST Acts, Rules, Notifications, Circulars and more than 20,000 judgments.
Cited and traceable
Uses retrieval over a verified legal corpus, and cites only sources that exist in it.
Uniform reasoning
Applies a consistent structure and reasoning across officers and offices.
Sovereign by design
Hosted entirely within government servers. No external AI service sees case data.
Officer in control
The officer reviews, edits and finalises every order. The AI assists; it does not decide.
Results so far
From about two days to about an hour.
In an active pilot with commercial tax officers in one Indian state, drafting time per order fell from about two days to about one hour. A second state has approved a pilot, and others are in discussion.
How to evaluate it
A low-risk path to adoption.
There is no upfront cost to evaluate GST Amicus.
Proof of concept
GST Amicus drafts orders on real cases chosen by the department, alongside the existing process.
Independent validation
The department's own reviewers assess the drafts for accuracy, reasoning and usefulness.
Graduated deployment
Rollout to more officers and offices, on government infrastructure, with ongoing support.
Questions
Frequently asked.
What is GST Amicus?
GST Amicus is an AI assistant for officers who administer India's Goods and Services Tax. It searches GST law and more than 20,000 judgments and produces a structured draft adjudication order that the officer reviews, edits and issues.
Where does GST Amicus run?
Entirely on government servers. Case data and taxpayer records do not leave the department's environment.
Does GST Amicus decide cases?
No. It drafts and assists. The officer reviews, edits and finalises every order.
How can a tax department evaluate it?
Through a proof of concept of about four to six weeks, followed by about four weeks of independent validation and then a graduated deployment. There is no upfront cost to evaluate.
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